yes, for low income individuals that are able to achieve a satisfactory score on an assessment test

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@8PGDWV8 from Ohio commented…3yrs3Y

Low income individuals can still receive substantial financial aid in the form of grants, scholarships, etc. In some cases, a person with a low income background pays ZERO in tuition if they're gifted enough. I'm confident the problem is already covered.

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